PMDF System Manager's Guide
PMDF-REF-6.0

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2-1 Rewrite rules for SC.CS.CMU.EDU
2-2 A simple configuration file
2-3 Routing messages to a central machine
2-4 Sample configuration file
2-5 Configuring a gateway for a DECnetnetwork
3-1 A minimal alias file,aliases.,on OpenVMS
3-2 A minimal alias file,aliases,on UNIX
3-3 A minimal alias file,aliases,on NT
3-4 ALL-IN-1 distribution list filed1:[lists]cats.dis
3-5 Text filea1$acme$com.txtused to create ALL-IN-1 list expansion database
3-6 Sample LDAP filter file
3-7 A complex FORWARD and REVERSE mapping example
3-8 Using a FORWARD mapping table to forward messages
3-9 Alias database source file
3-10 Reverse database source file
3-11 REVERSE mapping table
4-1 Sample mailing list filestaff.dis
4-2 Sample OpenVMSaliasesfile defining a mailinglist
4-3 Sample UNIXaliasesfile defining a mailinglist⁴
4-4 Sample NTaliasesfile defining a mailing list
5-1 Mapping file example
6-1 Converting DEC-MCS to and from ISO-8859-1
6-2 Converting DEC-Kanji to and from ISO-2022-JP
6-3 Sample CONVERSIONS mapping
6-4 Sample conversion rules
9-1 Example Process Symbiont queue configuration dialogue on a node ALPHA1
12-1 Sample HTTP service definition for OpenVMS
12-2 Sample HTTP service definition for UNIX
12-3 Sample HTTP service definition for NT
12-4 Samplehttp.cnffile
13-1 Sampledispatcher_mailbox_servers.cnffile on OpenVMS for legacy mailbox servers---Dispatcher definitions for POP and IMAP servers
13-2 Sampledispatcher_mailbox_servers.cnffile on OpenVMS for PMDF MessageStore mailbox servers---Dispatcherdefinitions for POP and IMAP servers
13-3 Sampledispatcher_mailbox_servers.cnffile on UNIX for legacy mailbox servers---Dispatcher definitions for POP and IMAPservers
13-4 Sampledispatcher_mailbox_servers.cnffile on UNIX for PMDF MessageStore mailbox servers---Dispatcher definitions for POP and IMAPservers
13-5 Sampledispatcher_mailbox_servers.cnffile on NT for MessageStore mailbox servers---Dispatcher definitions for POP and IMAPservers
14-1 Implicit default security configuration
14-2 Security configuration allowing anonymous IMAP access to theftpaccount
14-3 Security configuration with POPPASSD controls
14-4 Security configuration using a Kerberos V4 shared library on UNIX
14-5 Security configuration for LDAP authentication
14-6 Security configuration for LDAP authentication without CRAM-MD5
14-7 Security configuration when migrating POP users to the PMDFpopstore
14-8 Security configuration disallowing plaintextpasswords, except for transitioning to CRAM-MD5
14-9 Security configuration disallowing plaintext andAPOP
14-10 PORT_ACCESS mapping for security rule set based on server port number
14-11 PORT_ACCESS mapping for security rule set based on source IP address
14-12 PORT_ACCESS mapping for distinguishing user groups
14-13 Sample POPPASSD service definition for the Dispatcher on OpenVMS
14-14 Sample POPPASSD service definition for the Dispatcher on UNIX
15-1 Sample execution of thetls_certrequtility on OpenVMS
15-2 Excerpt of a sampledispatcher.cnffilefor TLS ports on OpenVMS
15-3 Excerpt of a sampledispatcher.cnffilefor TLS ports on UNIX
15-4 Excerpt of a sampledispatcher.cnffilefor TLS ports on NT
15-5 Sample PORT_ACCESS mapping categorizing incoming connections
15-6 Samplesecurity.cnffile for enforcing TLSuse with PLAIN and LOGIN mechanisms for external connections
16-1 Restricting Internet mail access
16-2 Enforcing use of proper source addresses
17-1 Sample.forwardfile for userJohn.Doe
22-1 Sample SMTP over DECnet channel block
22-2 Rewrite rules for Example 22-1
22-3 PhoneNet over DECnet channel configuration for node ALPHA
22-4 PhoneNet over DECnet channel configuration for node BETA
25-1 OpenVMS sample PhoneNetphone_list.datfile
25-2 UNIX sample PhoneNetphone_list.datfile
25-3 A sample PhoneNetall_master.comfile
25-4 Sample PhoneNet script
27-1 Example addressing channel optionfile
27-2 Sample PAGER mapping table
27-3 Example OpenVMSphone_list.datfile for two pager channels
27-4 Example UNIXphone_list.datfile for two pager channels
27-5 Example Hayes-compatible modem script
27-6 Example Racal-Vadic 212a modem script
27-7 Samplepager$acme$com.txtfile
29-1 A sampletcp_local_optionfile disabling SMTP probes
29-2 A sampletcp_local_headers.optfile for stripping Received: headers
32-1 Sample circuit check configuration file
32-2 Sample of PMDF CIRCUITCHECK/SHOW output
32-3 Sample of counters data
32-4 show_channelsexample:channels.txtformatting file
32-5 show_channelsexample:success.txtformatting file
32-6 show_channelsexample:error.txtformatting file
32-7 show_channelsexample: the resulting HTML output
34-1 Tracing TCP/IP mail delivery
34-2 pmdf.cnffor coyote.acme.com
35-1 Tracing TCP/IP mail delivery
35-2 pmdf.cnffor coyote.acme.com
36-1 Sample SYNC_DIRBOT channel option file on UNIX
36-2 Sample SYNC_DIRBOT channel option file on OpenVMS
36-3 Sample SYNC_DIRBOT option file with MERGE
36-4 Sample SYNC_LDAP channel option file on UNIX
36-5 Sample SYNC_LDIF channel option file on UNIX
36-6 Sample SYNC_LDIF channel option file for a cc:Mail directory agent on UNIX
36-7 Sample master command script for cc:Mail directory updating
36-8 Sample slave command script for cc:Mail directory input
36-9 Sample SYNC_LDIF channel option file for a Microsoft Mail directory agent on UNIX
36-10 Sample master command script for Microsoft Mail directory updating
36-11 Sample slave command script for Microsoft Mail directory input
36-12 Sample SYNC_LDIF channel option file for an ALL-IN-1 directory agent
36-13 Sample SYNC_LDIF channel option file for a DDS directory agent
36-14 Sampledirsync.rulesfile for COYOTE system
36-15 Sampledirsync.chansfile for COYOTE system
36-16 Samplesync_dirbot_local_optionfile
36-17 Samplesync_ldap_idds_optionfile
36-18 Samplesync_ldap_exchange_optionfile
36-19 Samplesync_ldif_a1_optionfile
36-20 Samplecook_idds.rcpfile
36-21 Sampleserve_idds.rcpfile
36-22 Samplecook_exchange.rcpfile
36-23 Sampleserve_exchange.rcpfile
36-24 Samplecook_a1.rcpfile
36-25 Sampleserve_a1.rcpfile
36-26 Sample native format ALL-IN-1 directory file
36-27 Sample native MS Exchange directory file
36-28 Sample IDDS LDAP directory LDIF file
36-29 Sampledirsync.chansfile for roadrnnr system
36-30 Sampledirsync.rulesfile for roadrnnr system
36-31 Samplesync_dirbot_local_optionfile
36-32 Samplesync_ldap_idds_optionfile
36-33 Samplesync_ldif_cc_optionfile
36-34 Samplesync_ln_local_optionfile
36-35 Sample LNSYNC service definition for inclusion in the Dispatcherconfiguration file
36-36 Sample Lotus Notes directory agent PORT_ACCESS mapping entries forinclusion in the PMDF mapping file
36-37 Samplecronentries
36-38 Samplecook_cc.rcpfile
36-39 Sampleserve_cc.rcpfile
36-40 Samplecook_idds.rcpfile
36-41 Sampleserve_idds.rcpfile
36-42 Samplecook_ln.rcpfile
36-43 Sampleserve_ln.rcpfile
36-44 Sample native cc:Mail directory file
36-45 Sample native Lotus Notes directory file
36-46 Sample IDDS LDAP directory LDIF file
37-1 FAX setup file to produce letterhead on first page
37-2 SHOW_AT cover page procedure
37-3 FAX_COVER_PAGE mapping
37-4 FAX_SETUP mapping table
37-5 FAX_VALIDATE mapping table
37-6 Sample FAX_ROUTING mapping table
37-7 A complex FAX_ROUTING mapping table
37-8 mail.deliveryfile for automated inbound FAX processing
37-9 fax.comcommand file for automated inbound FAX processing
37-10 Example DCE FaxBox/30 setup session
37-11 Suggested terminal port settings for PMDF-FAX
37-12 Suggested LAT port settings for PMDF-FAX
37-13 Configuring multiple FAX channels: the channel blocks
37-14 Configuring multiple FAX channels: the rewrite rules
37-15 Assigning an alternate batch queue
41-1 Sample X400_LOCAL channel option file
41-2 Sample X.400 MTA information database
41-3 Sample OpenVMSx400_domains_driver.comprocedure
41-4 Sample UNIXx400_domains_driver.tclscript
42-1 Samplexgs.cmdfile
42-2 Samplexgs.cmdfile
42-3 A samplesnads_local_optionfile

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